Quick cheat for DayZ

Quick for DayZ pairs ESP with an aimbot in one key built for this exact game. The menu holds 4 tabs and 30 settings, split into visuals, world items, aimbot and misc.

ESP for players and zombies, loot, and aimbot inside Quick for DayZ

The in-game Visuals tab splits players and zombies into two separate blocks — Player and Zombie — each with its own box, skeleton, health, distance and name toggles, and its own max-distance slider. The published feature list names these items once, with no player/zombie split, so it is worth knowing in advance: you can run zombie ESP on a short leash while player ESP still reaches far across the map. That matters on crowded spots, where infected line up along fences and warehouses — if you run one shared draw distance for both, the screen turns into a wall of tags. The row the card calls "Held" is labelled "Active item" in the menu itself; it shows what the target is holding, which is handy for telling an armed survivor from an unarmed one before closing in.

Loot categories on this DayZ cheat live on a tab called World rather than Loot, even though it is the same group as the card's Loot list: 14 categories from weapons and ammo to tents, medical supplies, cars and their wheels, each with its own draw colour, which means a glance tells you the item type instead of just "something is there". Aimbot switches on with its own Enable toggle, and zombie targeting is a separate switch from player targeting, so you can leave the assist running on the infected only and keep every PvP call to yourself. Draw FOV and Draw Target are for checking the setup, not for combat — players usually turn them off once the numbers are dialled in, because extra circles on screen only get in the way during a fight. A bindable key lets you toggle the aimbot mid-fight without opening the menu. Remove grass clears the tall grass that loot and enemies hide in, and AlwaysDay locks the time of day so a night server does not turn into shooting blind.

System requirements and compatibility

Quick DayZ needs Windows 10 or Windows 11, builds 22H2–23H2 — older builds are not listed. The CPU needs VT-x on Intel or AMD-V on AMD: without it the loader will not start. In practice, that excludes server-grade Xeon chips outright — a regular desktop CPU works fine. Any GPU with DirectX 11 support is enough. The disk has to be GPT — moving off MBR means repartitioning the whole machine rather than flipping one setting, so it is not something to do just for one cheat. BIOS must run in UEFI mode, not Legacy. No USB flash drive is needed to launch, because the cheat starts without any physical stick. The game only opens through the Steam client and runs in windowed or borderless mode — fullscreen is not on the list, so switch modes before you launch. The overlay does show up in a screen capture or on stream: there is no capture-hiding here. HWID spoofing typically is not bundled with this key — it is a separate product if you need one on top of the cheat itself.

Pricing, key delivery, and buying Quick for DayZ

DayZ access comes in three lengths: 1 day for 199 GCC, 7 days for 999 GCC, and 30 days for 1999 GCC. The price is charged against the account's GCC balance, topped up separately on /refill. If you are short on balance, the same purchase window offers to cover just the missing amount rather than the whole balance again. The key is issued automatically right after payment and sits in the account together with its expiry date. Anyone after a different feature mix for the same game can check the Medusa cheat for DayZ in the catalogue.